Models 4076 and 4079 are versatile high performance function/arbitrary
waveform generators with the
largest arbitrary memory depth in their class. The generators combine the ability to produce nearly any
conceivable arbitrary waveform with accuracy and precision and a DDS architecture offering easy to use
conventional function generator capabilities. Arbitrary waveforms have 14 bit amplitude resolution,
125 MSa/s sample rate and up to 4,000,000 points length. Waveforms can be output in continuous,
triggered, gated or burst modes. Front panel operation is straightforward and user-friendly. The
instruments can be remotely controlled using SCPI-compliant commands via RS232 or GPIB interface.
Extensive features such as internal or external AM, FM and FSK modulation along with versatile sweep
capabilities and variable edge pulse generation make these generators suitable for a wide range of applications
including electronic design, sensor simulation, functional test or generation of I/Q modulated signals.
50 MHz Arbitrary Waveform/ Function Generators
Models 4076 & 4079
Industry Leading Performance
Common Features & Benefits
Dual Channel Model 4079
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14-bit, 125 MSa/s, 4,000 k point Arbitrary
Waveform Generator
50 MHz Sine / 50 MHz Square waveforms
Predefined Pulse, Ramp, Triangle, Noise, Sin
(X)/X, Exponential and Gaussian waveforms
AM, FM and FSK modulation
10 mVpp to 10 Vpp with 1 mVpp settable
amplitude resolution
Large graphical LCD shows a detailed output
waveform representation
Fully programmable markers
Fully protected output
Closed case calibration
Arbitrary waveform editing software included
SCPI compliant command set
GPIB and RS-232 interfaces (standard)
Both channels offer full functionality. All wave
form parameters such as frequency, amplitude
and offset can be set independently
Synchronize both output signals to the same
clock signal (external or internal) and precisely
adjust the phase relationship between the two
signals
Economical baseband I/Q signal source
Saves cost and bench space
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